All-Time NBA Playoffs
Game 2
Chicago- (1) '96 Bulls 102, (16) '70 Knicks 93 (Series 2-0)
Boston- (4) '86 Celtics 88, (13) '65 Celtics 78 (Series 2-0)
Milwaukee- (5) '71 Bucks 109, (12) '60 Celtics 87 (Series 2-0)
Detroit- (9) '00 Lakers 124, (8) '89 Pistons 110 (Series 1-1)
Highlights
Chicago- Scottie Pippen poured in 30 and Michael Jordan 28 along with Dennis Rodman's 20 rebounds as the Bulls outdistanced the Knicks in the 3rd and never looked back.
Boston- The '86 Celtics led by Kevin McHale's 27 kept the '65 Celtics from making a run in the 2nd half to take a 2-0 lead in the series.
Milwaukee- Oscar Robinson's 25 led six Bucks in double digits as Kareem recorded a double-double as the Bucks went up 2-0 in the series.
Detroit- Shaq's 34 point performance and Kobe's 20 point-10 assist double-double led five other Lakers in double digits as the Lakers had the biggest offensive explosion of the Playoffs so far.
Game 2
Chicago- (1) '96 Bulls 102, (16) '70 Knicks 93 (Series 2-0)
Boston- (4) '86 Celtics 88, (13) '65 Celtics 78 (Series 2-0)
Milwaukee- (5) '71 Bucks 109, (12) '60 Celtics 87 (Series 2-0)
Detroit- (9) '00 Lakers 124, (8) '89 Pistons 110 (Series 1-1)
Highlights
Chicago- Scottie Pippen poured in 30 and Michael Jordan 28 along with Dennis Rodman's 20 rebounds as the Bulls outdistanced the Knicks in the 3rd and never looked back.
Boston- The '86 Celtics led by Kevin McHale's 27 kept the '65 Celtics from making a run in the 2nd half to take a 2-0 lead in the series.
Milwaukee- Oscar Robinson's 25 led six Bucks in double digits as Kareem recorded a double-double as the Bucks went up 2-0 in the series.
Detroit- Shaq's 34 point performance and Kobe's 20 point-10 assist double-double led five other Lakers in double digits as the Lakers had the biggest offensive explosion of the Playoffs so far.
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